I'm sure I'm not the first to think of this, BUT....

[tklpkl]

Has anyone made a shirt saying "Ticklemaster" but with the same font that Ticketmaster uses. I think it would sell like hotcakes.

 

[luvgirlsfeet]

Not that I know of if not go with it and trade market it.

 

[maniactickler]

I dont think there would be a big market for that.

 

[Ickis]

Another country, another language, but since I speak some English, when I saw a van with a huge “Ticketland” logo driving past me the other day down a busy city street, I thought I was dreaming, like, there was a glitch in The Matrix, or a fetish studio I’ve never heard of somehow got an unlimited marketing budget to advertise their stuff all over the world. It was like, myopic me staring at the van for some time before I realized those letters actually formed quite another word, and it was merely a ticket distribution service, nothing exciting, and it was like the Porky Pig’s ending line "That's all folks!" So, there was nothing to look at, go home, folks, but such a great name for a fetish studio is wasted, after all (or, maybe, there is one?).

 

[SoleMates]

I dont think there would be a big market for that.

Maybe not, but it would certainly draw attention. One of my favorite bands, the name of which is often shortened to "DP", sells a shirt that says "I <3 DP". It's their biggest seller, and people never fail to ask me what it means when I wear mine. So, depends on what you're going for really...